The Gut-Brain Axis: Why Your Child's Mood Starts with Their Food The single most important concept in functional and integrative psychiatry is the "gut-brain axis." For decades, the gut was viewed simply as a digestive tube. Today, it is recognized as a complex and intelligent "second brain," in constant, bidirectional communication with the brain in our head. This communication superhighway is the scientific foundation for _why_ nutrition is considered a primary, front-line mental health...

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